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A Man Who Works With His Hands Is A Laborer; A ...
Contributed by Sermon Central on Apr 11, 2007 (message contributor)
A man who works with his hands is a laborer; a man who works with his hands and his brain is a craftsman; but a man who works with his hands and his brain and his heart is an artist.
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A Father Came Home From Work Just Before Supper ... PRO
Contributed by Don Hawks on May 8, 2002
A father came home from work just before supper and was met by his five-year-old daughter on the sidewalk outside his house. The little girl was not smiling. "Is something wrong, honey?" he asked. ...read more
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A Lighthouse Keeper Who Worked On A Rocky ... PRO
Contributed by Darren Ethier on May 9, 2002
A lighthouse keeper who worked on a rocky stretch of coastline received oil once a month to keep his light burning. Not begin far from a village, he had frequent guests. One night a woman needed oil to keep her family warm. Another night a father needed oil for his lamp. Then another needed oil to ...read more
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This Story Is About A Cave Which Lived Under The ... PRO
Contributed by Darren Ethier on May 9, 2002
This story is about a cave which lived under the ground, as caves have the habit of doing. It had spent its life in darkness. It heard a voice calling to it: "Come up into the light; come and see the sunshine." The cave retorted: "I don’t know what you mean; there isn’t anything but darkness." ...read more
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William H. Hinson Tells Us Why Animal Trainers ... PRO
Contributed by Darren Ethier on May 9, 2002
William H. Hinson tells us why animal trainers carry a stool when they go into a cage of lions. They have their whips, of course, and their pistols are at their sides. But invariably they also carry a stool. Hinson says it is the most important tool of the trainer. He holds the stool by the back ...read more
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A Woman Testified To The Transformation In Her ... PRO
Contributed by Darren Ethier on May 9, 2002
A woman testified to the transformation in her life that had resulted through her experience in conversion. She declared, "I’m so glad I got religion. I have an uncle I used to hate so much I vowed I’d never go to his funeral. But now, ...read more
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